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PROF. LOISETTE AND COLLEGES.
How tho Famous Memory-Tencho- Occu.
pics His Time-The Busiest Man In

HOW tho Eamous Me Mem0ry-TeuCh0r Occus
pies His Time-The busiest Man In
America.
For instance. during tho week conmenc-
ing Mays. On that evening he gave the first
of his courso Of five lectures to a second cias,
at Yale Of zoo students. May 10, he gave tho
first lecture to O class Of 40 students at the
University Of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
May II, he gave the third Of his course 10 100
Columbia law students. May II, he gave the
6rst lecture to 30O lady students Of Wellesley
College, Mass, and May l3 he gave the second
lecture At the University of Pennsylvania.
And yet he Is always found at his office from
8 A. n. till noon Of every day. During this time
he runs through his correspondence, giving
his assistant the most minute and detailed in
structions in regard 10 each letter received
or any other matter that Is brought to his no.
tlce.. In the afternoon he travels out Of town.
and In the evening gives his lecture, always
returning home the same night or early nert
morning. He endures all this inc.ssant occu.
patton and necessitated broken sleep because
he loves his work and because he takes good
care Of his health He claims that the warm
weather is the best time in the year for study.
Tho lectures, It Is true, are not essential to
tho mastery Of the Professors system, since
his printed les:on-papers are full and COM
plete. enabling any one to learn.-N. Y. World.
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Corning, N. Y.
GENTs:-l had been troubled with rheuma.
tism for some time and had tried all the rem.
edies could get, without any benefit. I met
your agent at the Dickinson House, who gave
me bottle Of your remedy, from which I re.
ceived instant relief and feel like new man.
I have givon it thorough test and can
recommend it to all who arc afflicted with
rheumatism. Yours, &C.,
JAS. HIGGINS.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Pardee's Rene.
dy and take no other. Price, 81 per bottle;
six bottles, S..
Pardee Medicine Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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1t would be the most remarkable thing Of the
world II the little harmless Moxie Nerve Food
plant should substitute the use Of stii,iulants
and take the wind out Of the sails OF the poltt.
ical temperance parties. There is the best OF
authority for the statement that the drinker
Is better satisfied with it, and the liquor dealer
has 10 keep itor lose his custom. 1t is a pow
erful factor that they can make Just as much
money on it, and pay 10 license. Also, the
women and churches back it to the utmost.
All the dealers say its sale IS enormous. The
company putting it on the market offer the
chemists 5000 If they can'f1nd anything in IT
more deletel ious than common bitter-root and
winter-green. We thank God that 1t can do
20 ell without harm.
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Hillsdale, Mich.
GENrs:-I was persuaded by your agent to
try DR.. Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy, for
what the doctors called heart disease. II
proved to be rheumatism of the heart, and
after taking the remedy as directed, found
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inlammatory rheumatism, which it has en-
tirely driven away; so much 80 that can at
tend to my laundry business with ease and
without suffering, for which am very thank
full
MRS. SARAH CAREL.
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For the Ladies'.

Laughter is the poor mans plaster,
Making every burden light;
Turning sadness into ginIness,
Darkest hour to May dawn bright
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Six Years q Sufferer with Neuralgia.
Rochester, N. Y, April 7th, 1886.

Rochester, N. Y, April 7th 1885,
GENTs:-For six years my wife has suffered
greatly with Neuralgia pains in her head and
neck, and OF times in the stomach and about
the heart. She had been confined to her bel
for days at time, suffering the most e1cru-
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but only found temporary relief. For the
past two months she has been using DR.. Par
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from pain, and feels rs we'll as ever. I most
cheerfully recommend it to all who are
afflicted with Neuralgia, for know it will
cure it.
Iam, very respectfully yours, !
THOMAS BAKER.
.--. Contractor and Builder.
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Mr.. n. Carl, 13s Fourth Street, Troy, n. Y,
says: MY daughter had a spraned ankle: st.
Jacobs Oil cured her in q day or two. My son
hai rheumatism about nine years ago, St
Jacobs Oil cured him; he has not been AZ
fec;ed since" Price tifty cents.
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And raised a considerable amount of blood and
matter: besides. was very thin. and so weak
could scarce 20 about the house. This was
the case Of man with consumption arising
from liver complaint. He recovered his health
cOmpLetelY b. the use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" Thousands OF others bear
similar testimony.
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Delicate diseases. affecting male or
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England has great wind storms, especially
about Kent. In the lake districts of Scotland
it was hurricane with hail and snow. Many
trees were destroyed in London parks and
wrecks are said to have occurred on the
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Brazil is passing through financial crisis.

Wonderful Machine and OFFER.
To introduce them we give away ,0CO Self
oneratine Washing Machines. No labor Ur
washboard. Best in tho world. If you want
one. write The National Co., q Dey St., N. Y.
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From Philipsburg, Pa, Mr.. 8. NJ. Gross,
writes, briefly and rointedly, thus: Your St.
Jacobs Oil has cured mo Of neuralgia of the
face and head" Price fifty cents.
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A Russian engineer has discovered pro-
cess Of crystallizing petroleum so it may be
transported more easily.
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Ninety-nine out of every one hundred ma
tiyeS of India can't read.
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Political Tempernnco Parties,

Sam Small says that in five years the
South will be solid for Prohibition.
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Had n Dreadful Cough,

United States colleges contain Is, 900 female
students.
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Bronchitis is cured by frequent small dose
of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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Italy has the longest gun in the world.

RoYALGLUE mends anything! Broken Chi
ma, Glass. Wood. Free Walls at Drugs and Gro
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eE g % day. Samples worth SLED FREE
AN Lines not under the horses feet Address
w BREWsrEK's SAFETY REIN HOLDER, Holly. .Mich.
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E-a>"'+ HiIlsdn1o Mich.

Cor. Frank and Montrose streets.
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,des. Hack Maroon vemion Olive Lake Brewstet Anu
,Lv c,,riyr. Front Doors store Fronts, etc. WIN scno
COLT q CO.. 2oe q 2os Kinzie st.. Chicago Ill
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X. OF L. TROUBLES.
The Executive Board Buycotts IA Uni,
Factory More Abuse for PuwderIy.

The Executive Board BuyrottS "a Union
Factory Abuse for Powderly.
New YORK, June Not content with
eNpelling the members of District Assem-
bly, l2G from the Knights Of Labor, the
General Executive Board intends to make
another move against them
1t has issued circular to all the district
and local assemblies in the order. signed
by John W. Hayes, Secretary of the Gen
cral Executive Board.
The document is carefully wordcd, so rs
to avoid the word boycott 1t reads
somewhat rs follows:
The carpets made by Higgins q Co, Of
New York, are Of Il kind we cannot recon-
mend. lUU will please send committees
to dealers who sell carpets made by that
firm and tell them what you think about
the carpets, aud that e. hey do not quit
selling them YOU will advise people to deal
elsewhere.
This order has fallen like :. bomhshell in
the order, and il District Assemblies /, 20
and 81 Of Philadelphia il has been very
vigorously tabled.
~ soon Us the Secretary of local as
Sen.bly in this city received the circular
yesterday he tclegraphcd to +. V. Powder
ly: "Hayc received Hayes Higgins in
famous circular You had better with
draw boycott at once or I'll make trouble
for you"
Local assemblies that have had time to act
on the documen, have treated it with
scorn. Many Of the Knights of Labor here
SAY that the Executive Board are making Il
serious mistake.
John Morrison, Master Workman of Dis
trict l26, and over whom the trouble orig
mated, because of his withdrawing from
the llomc Club of 40 anu exposing its
methods, was seen by 4 reporter. lie
said: 81 have known of the existence of
the circular almost since it was issued,
and its effect Oh the business OF Higgins
y Co., ~ already discounted. 1t, how
ever shows the hypocricy of the
majority OF the General Executive
| Board. powdcrlv has denounced the boy
colt against labor organizations which in
t.. ere with his chauceS OF reelection. The
only thoroughly union carpet factory in
the Tnitc' States is that of +, :. Higgins
Il Co. i'm which ar" auplnyad only union
hands, receiving the highest average wages,
and where the neoplc are treated better
than in any other factory. At the same
! time such firms Us that OF the Alexander
Saith Carpet Company, Of Yonkcrs, which
delies the X. OF L., blacklsts, eyictS and
impriso,.s members of the order, upon
which the General Assembly placed an
official boycott, Is not interiercd with by
/ the General Executive Board
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THE MINERS CONVENTION.
constitutional ChanGes-A Now Schedule
of Divisions Adopted.

of Divisions Adopted.
CINCINNATI, Iune 1.-The Miners Con
vention Assembly No. l35 to-day COM
pleted its work on the constitution, max
iug changes aS follows: Section ,, article
>. defines all persons working in or about
the mines ~ eligible To membership Of
assemblies The basis of membership
is gen rally enlarged. Assemblies
are pr. hrbited from lcvying taxes
for other purposes than their own mainte-
nance. The time for the annual meetings
of assemblies is changed from the third
Wednesday in January to the third We'd
ncsdav in July. Local assemblies are per
mitted by a majority vote to withdraw any
or all of its delegates from the division as
~rmhlirs in accordance with the general
law of the order. Division assemblies are
yiven jurisdiction over strikes and l0ckouts
tlIat Ito not affect the majority OF the mem
b.rship OF the division. This end the re.
vision Of he constitution.
\ neat schedule OF divisions was adopted
Us follow:
DIVISION No. THE Lehigh Region of
PENNSYLVANIA. ana Panther Creek Valley,
..nG townships Of Rush and Kline, and the
borough ut .amaqua, SchuyIkill coDhty,
Carbon cou tv, and the Fourth Legislative
district OF Luzerne county.
No. Snow Smoe, and Clearticld, Pa
MARYLAND and parts of West Virginia and
Western Pennsylvania that ship to the
same market.
Nos 3. {. Is, and remain unchanged.
No. > will include Monongahela, Iough-
iogheny, Kanawha and Ohio river REGIONS,
shipping coal by river
30 g-Exccpt one portion OF Kentucky
remains unchanged.
No. lu-Thc State OF Alabama.
No. II Tho States at Missouri, Iowa,
Kansas. Colorado. Indian Territory, Nc
br.l~ka. ARKANSAS and those parts Of Texas
which ship to the same market aS Indian
Territory.
No. IL The county of Schuylkill,
Pa. except the territory assigned to diviS-
ION /.
No. Is The counties of Luzerne and
Iackawana, Pa, except portion OF lu-
zcrnc IN district ..
No. li-CoUnties of northumberland,
Cumberland and Daupuin, Pa.
No. I5-VirginiA and that portion of
West Virginia lying east of the Cumber-
land range and south OF the Kanawha
river.
No. 16-Thc Stat, of Tennessee.
No New Mexico, Western Colorado
and Dakato.
No. l6-Arizoua, California, Nevada and
Utah.
No l.. The Territories of Montana,
Wyomir : and Idaho.
No 2O-The State of Oregon and Wash
ington Territory
No. 21- Western and southw estem por-
tons of West Virginia lying in and near
the KanawhI Valley, and south of it, eN-
tending eastward to the Cumberland
mountains, AMI shipping coal by rail.
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Opium. !. &C.. !. e 4.
NSA3H AH 81 it, cured ~ lptup wiki.
- N-IIcLal street
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THE COUNCIL ADJOURNS.
Proceedings Of the EpiscopaIIauS at IVES
ton. \ sermon by Rev. DIR. Swope.

Proceedings of the tpiSCopallau~ AT Yves
ton \ sermon by Rev. DIR. Swope.
,o,r,a Ttg,ia. % abc Naltug E,ga@.r
WESTON, ". VA, June THE Episco-
pal Council reasscmblcd this morning at
the usual hour, prayer by Rev. Swune
The minutes OF yesterdays session were
read and approved Rev. Mr.. Mason sub
mittci report Of the Cu,nmttcu On
Permanent Funds. Certainl portions. OF
the Bishops address relating to the change
OF the name Of the church by striking out
the word protestant and portray
iug in torcib!e manner why
such changes should not he made was or
ierrG To he published in pamphlet form.
On motion OF Rev Mr.. Mason the Commit
tee was instructed to report ut the next
session as Ia the adyiSahility OF starting
Diocesan schools and forming u Thulogi-
eal Library. The Council adjourned 1T
ten thirty and divine services were held.
At thu service, Rev. Mr.. Swupr, OF Wheel
Iug. preached AN eloquent sermon, taking
Tor his text, Il am the way, the truth ana
the life" After the services 1t was un.sn-
tmOusly agreed by the clergymcn aud ali
present that his sermon Was 4 master effort.
At the Afternoon session Rev. DIR. Lacy
offered = resolution To the elect tina, th'
Council learned with great pleasure ot tue
.onyaIr~ceucc Of Rev Mr.. Cobb, who w;ls
unable To attend on account Ot sickness,
which was unanimously carried, aud tdt
secretary WAS instructed to INFORM NJ,
Cobbs OF thr same.
Rev. Dallas Tucker, OF Ch,T!eStown,
offered the following resolution, which was
| unanimously carried:
"E..oir,d, That the thanks ofthiS Coun
| riI De rendered the rector, ye>.ry and ch"L
OF 1t. Iuul's church, Weston, and to the
good people uf tins parish and the citizens
~ tAIS community Tor the Kindness and
hospitality extended to Us which has so
/ largely increased our enjoyment uI the
[ present session.
"R,,oIr.d, That the thanks are returned
| To the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Com
many for courtesIes extended and To alI
other public carriers which have laid us
under obligations
| The next Council will convene ut Hunt
/ ingtun the first Wednesday of June, l~~~
4 Ron motion 0fEev. Mr.. Swopc the Coun
/ ril adjourned sine di, at 3.l1p. m. DIVINE
services were held tonight. Rev. l.. L.
Mason preached, taking for his tex
| What Think Ne OF Christi
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IittIn unnr of CIcmencY.

Ell PAso, TEXAS, June 4.-tien. Lor
emo Vega, president of the military court
that sentenced the three Mexican officer,
to DEATH is in Fl Paso, and says the tire,
are still in Jail at Guaymas, pending IN
appeal Tor mercy to the President and Sec
rotary of War. The prisoners were tried
by court martial composed Of two gen
erals and five colonies and promptly sen
fenced to death on the two charges of kid
mapping and invading friendly territory
In Mexican Official circles il is not thought
the interposition of Secretary Bayard FOL
lcnicncy will have the desired effect, u
the standing of Colonel Arvizu i'll the Mex
lean army Is not of the best, and there i
no sympathy for him among his own conn
trymcn. The sentence OF death will un
doubtedly he carried out
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MIR. BEEClIER's SUCCESSOR.
\ Warm Discussion Of the Question Il
plNinouth Church

! ilSinouth church.
| New YORK, June i.-The question o
Henry Ward Bcechcr's successor Is pas tor
OF Plymouth Church was discussed at
some length last evening. at a business
meeting of the church, held after the usual
Friday night prayer meeting.
Professor Raymond suggested that = com.
mittee should he appointed To consider the
subject OF permanent supply for The pui.
pit and To report some time next fail
This did not suit the views OF some, aud
motion was made TO leave the whole
matter in the hands OF the Advisory Com
mittee Something in the way the dis
cussiOn was going Oh aroused Mr. Thomas
q. Sherman. and be rather flushed while
he made short speech referring TO past
incidents in Mr.. Beecher'S life.
He could afford Ia he magnanimous,
said Mr.. Sherman, "but we have no right
TO exercise magnanimitv for him. We
owe it to him 10 I've faithful To his memory
The danger lies in the temptation Tor us 10
be too magnanlmouS. We should never
take step toward asking anyone to con
done our offence of having that great and
best man for our pastor"
A very decided outburst Of applause
made Mr. Shrarman pause for moment,
but he soon resumed his remarks. I'VE
don't want to go back with JoT lh into the
belly of whale, and we want no man,
however eloquent, who represents ideas not
of Mr.. Beechers school. | trust we shall
call man who will he faithful in preach
ing gospel of love, not fear, of God.
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GERMAN OPTIMISM.
THE BERLIN PAPERS TALKING PEACE,

BERLIN, June i.-Sincc the divisions in
the French Chambers have shown that the
Right intends to give a solid vote for the
Modcrates. the North German Gd:dic, the
Krcu= NcitaWg and other government organs
are hriILming over with articles rejoicing
in prospects of peace, and evince an OPP
timistic tone generally. The adviccS from
the German embassy in Paris are of less
hopeful tenor now regarding the length of
the existence Of the Rouvier ministry, but
no note of distrust in its stability is al
lowed to be heard in the official press.
1t is assumed that the spirit Of Chauvln-
ism il for a long time at rest with the re-
tirement of Gen. Boulangcr, and that
peace is assured for IN equally long time.
The leading motive of these pacific utter
anccs it is asserted, is not desire to Cul-
tivat, relations with France, but TO make
"A resumption of the entente with
Russia more easy. Prince Bismarck aims
10 renew the alliance of the three emper-
ors, and hopes to seal the entente by Il
spcciiic treaty, which would make Il firm
understanding between Germany, Aust, IL
and Russia, than existed under last al
lance, ihr which treaty, though drawn
up, WAS never signed.
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4 HOUSE DIVIDED,
POWDERLY'S ENEMIES TO COHBINE

CHICAGO, Jun" lit il rumorcd that :,
secret ucetlng Of the officers OF local assem-
bllcS Of the X. of l.. that are antagoniStir
I" Master Workman powderly Is to he held
IN tLt' city Ia the cuur-r OF few days. at
which steps will be taken toward conct-,
trat'ng the opposition in different parts ol
the country for the purpose ofIaying plans
Ol operation at she next convention at Min
neapoliS next fall. The expulsion of Dis
trict Assembly l26, known as the John
Harrison carpet weavers' assembly. has
given considerable JOY to the anti
Powderlyites, who recognize in the
tabooed district great accession
of strength. Communication has been
opened with officers OF this assembly, with
the Denver aud Pacific Coast assemblies.
which already have manifested open hos
tIlt'y to the present administration, and
with numerous other districts and local
assemblies, which, although they have not
publicly declared their position, are known
tn he willing TO join hands with any well
organized movement 10 down" the present
officers at Philadelphia II is limited that
this combination is likely to take fOrmida-
hlr dimensions; and that Puwdcrly and the
Home Club are likely to be confronted at
Minneapolis with au opposition much bet
ter organized and more powerful than that
with which they had to contend ut Rich
mOud
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RATION. y. NJ, June to. p. Nc,
Mains. the auti-grant agitator, is traycrS,
ing the northern portion of the country
urging the settlers on the Mexican Max
well land grant to arm themselves, and re,
sISt all attempts Of the Grant Company to
enforce their claims to the land. McMaiuS
has many followers who are ready
to do his bidding, and the company
will meet strong resistance when they
commence their ejectment suits. All prop
osltions tn sell or lease made by the Grant
Company thus far are considered unreaSon-
able by the settlers on i,aton, where the
people have possession OF the town lots Tor
several years and built on and otherwise
improved them. They are called on 10
pay eNorhitant prices for the lots, with
the ultimatum that they can move OFT II
they do not choose to accept the offers
made.